Stress and coping strategies in the general population of Greece and Cyprus in response to the COVID-19 pandemic: A cross-sectional study

Kleanthous, Efrosyni; Evangelou, Efi; Georgiadou, Anastasia; Galanis, Petros; Andreadaki, Evangelia; Tzavara, C; Καϊτελίδου, Δάφνη; Kallergis, G

doi:10.1016/j.ejtd.2022.100306

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“…So that the results of this study become relevant and support the problems that the researcher wants to ask. Furthermore, research conducted by Kleanthous (2023) in the setting when the pandemic occurred in 2019 showed that women also have a vulnerability to stress caused by several factors that occur, starting from trauma, uncertain situations. However, women can also cope with emerging stress, one of which is self-talk.…”

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“…We found one article Kleanthous (2023) about the stress strategies adopted by female workers during a pandemic, even though female workers have a higher vulnerability than male workers, but female workers understand more about anticipating the stress they face. Furthermore, the two articles about self-talk can have a positive impact as coping with work stress on working women who have a fairly high workload such as nursing and marketing where the work provides high demands on accuracy and requires working women to meet the targets that have been given.…”

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Self-Talk as a Medium for Coping Stress for Female Employee: A Systematic Literature Review

Fadli,

PL,

Nurazizah

et al. 2023

Proc. Int. Conf. of Psy. Stu.

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An employee is required to provide high performance at work, especially for women who work at a certain level that making them have to be alert and give their best performance. A plenty of job demands make female employees very easily to expose to work stress. Therefore, a stress coping is needed to minimize the effects of stress on female employees. One of them is self-talk, which is an easy way that female employees can do to relax and restore mood. Self-talk is one kind of coping stress that is believed to be the easiest way for employees to do. This study will examine how effective self-talk as coping stress on female employees in terms of several published journal sources. PRISMA is used as a research method guideline. The databases used in the search for articles were Springer, Scient Direct, Scopus, and Google Scholar using the search keywords "self-talk" AND "coping stress" AND "work stress" AND "employees". Screening was carried out by applying inclusion and exclusion criteria.

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confidence: 97%